19th con y leader semni amps re itzerland
In chief two frontier of the id and tton of samp.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1940
Page
5
In chief two frontier of the id and tton of samp.
Review highlights English novels of nostalgia in Wales and the American memory of past decades. Authors include Llewelyn, Shotwell, Villard, Glaspell, and Graham Lincoln studies, with coverage of prewar Paris humor and Irish Civil War fiction, plus other contemporary titles and forthcoming works.
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Harold Shannon are honored at a party thrown by Mr and Mrs Howard Loveland on Bush Main Street. The event celebrated the marriage of the Shannons with gifts, cards, and Valentine themed refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs 4 L Carlburgs and others.
Twenty two employees of the Pennsylvania Electric Company of Corry and Union City and company officials met at Hotel Corry for the annual dinner. W. G. Hickling and other Erie officials spoke. Grants of transfers and resignations were announced, with gifts presented to Gick and Cole. Safety awards and service pins were given, followed by a tour of Aero Supply and a social gathering.
Mrs 0 M Hillburg hosted the Mary E Haines Missionary Circle of the Methodist Church last evening on Franklin Street for a monthly business and devotional meeting. Mrs Ruth Foster presided over a brief session with a devotional led by Mrs Stanley Nichols and Miss Ola Young. Mrs K S Durham led an candlelight service and Mrs Blanchard Mack presented a bank review. Sixteen members and three visitors were served refreshments by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Nichols and Mrs Foster. The next meeting will be a tureen dinner at the church on Friday evening March 15 with Mrs Hillburg as chairman.
Mrs Rose Westley hosted the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of the Naz arene at a city meeting yesterday. Alma Sorenson led the devotional period while members tied two quilts and completed sewing for needy families. The group will meet again next week with Mrs Westley.
Twenty three members of the Gut Scout troop of the Presbyterian Jet raised the flag at last evening’s church event. The ceremony was led by Miss Joyce Butters with assistance from Misses Katherine Buck Milfred Young Caris Crowell Martha Thompson and Joan Fels. One visitor was Dresent, Mles Joyce Clif ford. The patrols met and the girls worked on their various projects.
The Ladies Bible class of the United Brethren in Christchurch met at Meg Mary Porter’s home on Spring Street last evening for a brief business session led by Ma Porter. Mrs Leo VanTassel conducted the devotional period and travel talks by various members provided interesting experiences. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, assisted by Mr VanTese.
Mrs George Johnson Jr of 2la West Washington site is mentioned along with former Miss Ann Hylie in a fragmentary note about an early broadcast. The item reads as a brief social blurb with unclear context about a TV hospital air and involved individuals.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon in the church parlors. A nominating committee for officers was named: Mrs. N. R. Dickson, Mrs. John Williamson and Mrs. A. Sandburg. A tureen dinner was served with Valentine themed table settings and two birthday cakes honoring Mrs. Alma Gardner and Mrs. Gilbert Bays. The organizing committee was Mrs. J. E Mount, Mrs Claude Place and Mrs. Moe Curnrice.
A garbled dessert recipe fragment outlines lemon cake and lemon schaum tart with meringue shells. It lists ingredients such as lemon juice zest sugar flour and eggs, with steps to sift, mix fold beat and bake in a water bath, plus custard filling and chilling instructions. The text is inconsistent but preserves recipe actions and measurements for two lemon desserts.
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